★Packaging & content ★
~IEM (3D Printed Shell very lightweight).
~3*render eartips.(blend of silicone and memory foam with foam filled in between the silicone tube and silicone outer layer)
~1*oxygen free silver-plated OFC strands , 0.78mm connectors.
~1*hard case.
★Specification★
~Impedance: 30Ω.
~Sensiytivity: 112dB±1dB
~Frequency Response Range: 20Hz-20kHz.
~FR QA/QC: ±1dB >THD+N: ≤2%.
~Denoise: 26dB
~Driver Configuration: 1DD+1PR.
~Termination: 3.5mm or 4.4mm.
~Connector Interface: 2-pin 0.78mm.
~Cable: 6N oxygen-free copper wire 12 cable
★Sound★
sources:
~Dongle-xduoo link 2 bal
~PC- ifi zen dac + ifi zen can
[Bass]:
The tuning of the bass is definitely one of the dynamic driver kind of sort of bass performance.
It is very commanding, punchy with very solid rumble .
This Rinko will therefore appear particularly suitable for electronic music, rock music, or any other type of vibrant contemporary music.
Even though the Midbass has a lot of presence, rumbles, punch, and everything in between it doesn't dominate any other frequency, especially the subbass or lower midrange.
What I'm trying to say is that it doesn't add any bloat or woolliness to the sound.
I can still clearly hear the subbass region dispersing or transitioning into the decay stage with a very smooth transition as it goes deeper and deeper.
As a result, I would say that the extension for Rinko on bass is definitely quite amazing.
[Mid Range]:
The midrange produces better sound than the treble.
Indeed, even the bass can't overwhelm the presence of the upper mid reach because of how lively and effective it sounds in the general blend.
Regardless of having this much energy, the vocals aren't so expressive as I had trusted given how forward they are.
On the other hand, the instruments can sometimes overwhelm the vocals, preventing them from moving forward.
In terms of presentation, the instruments sound disorganized and the vocals, particularly those of the female singers, lack clarity.
There is no metallic timbre to be heard because the sound itself caves before creating openness or a rich region.
A very thick and primitive sound is produced by the mumbled vocals and muffled instrument sounds.
The midrange as a whole has a sound that is very thick, bouncey, and vague.
[Treble]:
The High pitch reaction is well smooth, it's definite, it's rounded.
It is treble not like Planar, thus a micro planar expression actually makes sense .
The vocals struggle to keep up while maintaining their distinctive characteristics. The energy feels out of place, and the lower treble also sounds strange.
The instruments sound relaxed and detailed without sounding metallic, while the vocals have a front and expressive response in the mix.
Overall, the treble region's presentation is enjoyable & playful.
★Technical Performance★
soundstage isn't that wide but not bad either but for my preference it is a bit narrow .
you will get a feeling of holographic presentation .
with binaural kind of tracks, or even gaming, I was able to hear, cleany the placement of instruments or sound sources, regardless from top, bottom, left, right, anywhere, you name it .
I play FPS game csgo most of the time so enemy position where they are coming from i can have a decent visualization of it .
Imaging is good for its price .
★Tips rolling ★
if you want to minimize bass use any silicone tips ,it will reduce bass thus might be into your likings territory .
Rating:
Bass: 4.5/5
Mids: 3.8/5
Treble: 3.6/5
Imaging/Separation: 3.7/5
Staging: 3.8/5
Dynamics/Speed: 3.7/5
★Conclusion★
Rinko is a fun & bassy IEM with great upper mid energy .
I have to admit that these IEMs are different from what I usually hear, (cause i'm quiet liking neutral tuning ) & their response is different from what I've heard before.
sometimes you need something different in your collection so it is worthy to give it a shot .
In a busycity you might need to relax, cause surrounding you everything seems very loud just plug them into your ears and let the bass mellow your brain .